If you're a Discord user, there's a good chance you've benefitted from Groovy Bot, which lets people jam together with music from YouTube, Spotify and others.

The project is split into the core Vocard bot and the separate Vocard-Dashboard, which gives you that stunning web UI for an overarching view of the music selection and more.

Google hit Discord with a cease and desist letter that will take the popular Rhythm music bot, which streams audio from YouTube into voice chats, offline.

Since its creation nearly five years ago, Groovy Bot had allowed users to converge on Discord for listening parties, aggregating music from platforms like YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, Deezer ...

After successfully driving that bot away, YouTube is now setting its sights on Rythm. For those unfamiliar, Rythm is a bot allowing Discord users to play music from YouTube videos.

Discord has started testing a feature called Watch Together that allows users to create playlists of YouTube videos they can then watch directly on the chat platform.